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B6304 engine, 181 HP vs 204 HP changes 900

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posted by  dewfpo on  Sat Jan 31 15:22 CST 2004
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dm960,

Funny you should mention this. We have a 95 960 w/151,800 miles and a 98 S90 w/67,400 miles. Mechanically almost identical machines but the 95 feels spunkier. Seems to rev. a little more freely and just in general is a little more fun to drive. I can't explain it.

I changed the timing belt on the 98 last week and plan to change the T-belt on the 95 this week. I'm curious to see where the timing marks are on the 95. It was changed once before we bought it.

DEWFPO
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1998 S90 066,800 and 1995 964 150,200






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